Remember Mase? The rapper who made “Lookin’ At Me” and “Feel So Good” might not be anyone’s first pick to release an utterly savage diss record, but after being pushed one too many times by his former ...

Mason Betha, better known to most as Mase, established himself as one of the premier stars on Sean “Diddy” Combs‘ Bad Boy Records outfit before moving into other career ventures. The former Murder ...

A very short time after the apparent squashing of the beef between Ma$e and Cam'ron, the former pastor and Bad Boy superstar is declaring victory in the brief, but ...

A new trailer and images reveal what the actual skins for the crossover will look like. 1 hour ago Earlier in the day, friend-turned-foeMase dropped "The Oracle," a scathing diss track going at ...

Murda Mase is back? “The Oracle” sure says so. Ex-Bad Boy Records rapper Mase just dropped a brutal diss track targeting fellow emcee Cam’ron. Listen to the song here: At one point, M-a-$-e goes all ...

Two rappers made famous in the 1990s New York hip-hop scene have reemerged as Mase released a diss track, "The Oracle," targeting his childhood friend Friday morning. "The Oracle" project and track ...

Ma$e is back with a new track and it appears he's taking aim at Diddy. Yesterday (March 15), Ma$e dropped a song titled "Oracle 2: Standing on Bodies," which serves ...

Mase Dissects Lyrics to New Cam'ron Diss Song "The Oracle" Hours after dropping "The Oracle," Mase gives the story behind the track's lyrics. Trace William Cowen Updated on December 5, 2024 ADD ...

There's some unsettled beef between Mase and Cam’ron. On the day after Thanksgiving, Mase shares “The Oracle,” a four-minute track where he’s going in on Cam for his questionable practices and ...

And now its Mase’s turn. Remember the original “Oracle” was a Cam’ron diss so good, even Cam gave it up. So, now there’s part 2. This is a bit hard to listen to. The use of autotune goes against my ...

Over the Thanksgiving weekend, Cam'ron and Mase stoked the flames of an old beef, trading diss tracks back and forth. On Friday, Mase shared "The Oracle" and promptly took to Genius to annotate it.